And consumers get higher-quality ads while also avoiding the barrage of bargain-quality banners they hate so much.
In all, something like $50 million worth of hardware burned on one day in 1995 when Samsung hoisted its "Quality First" banner and began its slow march towards world domination in earnest.
"The Good Wife," beginning its sixth season, is the series that has carried the banner for dramatic quality and possibility in network television; I don't want to say that it has carried it alone -- because (1) I'm probably forgetting something and (2) we may differ as to the meaning of "quality" and (3) it is sad to think this might be so.
That is to say, not necessarily a banner year for the quality of our chart-baiting musical output but for its chart performance overseas.
It would cover health status, symptoms, and, perhaps, well being under the 'health' label as well as quality of life measures under their own banner, and these could include reports by non-patients as well as by patients.
Using an administration buzzword, Mr. Visconti calls the brouhaha over the barge banner, a Dirtpile.com sign, "a quality-of-life issue".
Beating drums and carrying banners reading "A living wage - quality care" and "On strike for work that sustains families", the protesters stopped to rally outside a McDonald's restaurant.
Charles Napier, a naval commander who fought under Pedro's banner in the 1830s, remarked that "his good qualities were his own; his bad owing to want of education; and no man was more sensible of that defect than himself".
Bands of wildly varying quality, from one coast to the other, let loose with "The Star-Spangled Banner," "America the Beautiful" and "The Stars and Stripes Forever".
But Bechdel's narration, printed in the white banners that float like skywriting above her images, has a quality that one of Flaubert's biographers, writing of his letters, describes as "lucid comic anguish".
